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Fundamental Organic Chemistry

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CH 2<br />

COOH<br />

3-Citric acid<br />

HO<br />

C<br />

COOH<br />

CH 2<br />

COOH<br />

Citric acid is Colorless crystalline solid, freely soluble in water and alcohols. By<br />

heating a heavy vapor with irritating smell evolved and finally undergo charring<br />

Test Observation Result<br />

1-Acidity test :<br />

0.25gm of acid +1ml of NaHCO 3<br />

solution .<br />

CO 2 evolves with<br />

effervescence<br />

The compound from<br />

carboxylic acid<br />

2-Ferric chloride test:<br />

1ml of N.S. + drops of FeCl 3 . No change for FeCl 3<br />

color<br />

Oxalic or tartaric or<br />

citric acid<br />

3-Calcium chloride test :<br />

1ml of N.S. of acid +1ml of<br />

CaCl 2 .<br />

White ppt. appear<br />

after boiling<br />

The ppt. is calcium citrate<br />

specific test of citric acid<br />

4-Silver nitrate test :<br />

1ml of N.S. of acids + 2ml of White ppt. dissolve The ppt. is silver citrate<br />

silver nitrate AgNO 3 .<br />

in ammonia<br />

5-Denig's test :<br />

2ml of N.S. + 2ml of denig's A<br />

& heating until boiling then add<br />

2 drops of deng's B .<br />

Color of<br />

permanganate will<br />

disappear and heavy<br />

white ppt. formed<br />

specific test of citric acid<br />

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